Dimitar Yordanov is a Director of Statistical Programs with 13 years of experience applying rigorous analytics, research design, and systems thinking to market and organizational data at the American Forest & Paper Association. He combines advanced training in mathematics and statistics from Georgetown with a business background in marketing and information systems to translate complex datasets into actionable reports and quality-control processes. A practitioner of both statistical software (SAS, SPSS) and pragmatic programming, he has hands-on experience fixing back-end APIs and improving configuration deployments in open-source projects like Spacewalk. Known for clear documentation and instructional skill, he builds durable workflows and handoffs that scale across teams and vendors. Based in Washington, DC, he brings a rare blend of academic rigor, operational savvy, and demonstrated impact on performance measurement initiatives.
13 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration; Marketing, Information Systems and Technologies, Bachelor of Science, Business Administration; Marketing, Information Systems and Technologies at American University, Kogod School of Business
Master's Degree, Mathematics and Statistics, Master's Degree, Mathematics and Statistics at Georgetown University
Contributions:97 commits, 1 PR in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Dimitar primarily contributed to the Spacewalk project by addressing bug fixes and implementing new API functionality. They removed proxy channels from the kickstart process and added a new API call for updating repository labels. The user also implemented new API calls for listing and managing crashed systems, in addition to fixing database syntax and documentation. Additionally, the user made code changes to support configuration file deployments.
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